Superior Eccentric Domination Polynomial
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https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v46i0.1082Keywords:
Superior distance, superior eccentricity, superior eccentric domination polynomialAbstract
In this paper we introduce the superior eccentric domination polynomial $SED(G, φ) = β\sum_{ l=\gamma_{sed}(G)} |sed(G, l)|φ^{l}$ where |sed(G, l)| is the number of all distinct superior eccentric dominating sets with cardinality l and $\gamma_{sed}(G)$ is superior eccentric domination number. We find SED(G, φ) for different standard graphs. Results are presented.
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